Always fancied a portrait of your favourite player, or something for the club walls beyond a bog-standard photo? Then salvation may be at hand in the form of Austrian artist Daniela Reich.
Read MoreARTIST DANIELA IS ALWAYS IN THE FRAME
TRUMP: I AM IMMUNE TO O'SULLIVAN FEAR FACTOR
Judd Trump believes he is immune to a Ronnie O’Sullivan ‘fear factor’ that still appears to cripple many of the Rocket’s rivals.
Read MoreA SEMI-FINALS DAY TO SAVOUR AT THE MASTERS
The line-up is strong, intriguing and contains various sub-plots as the remaining quartet vies for glory and the £200,000 first prize.
Read MoreEMERGING TALENT KYREN MADE OF THE RIGHT STUFF
Kyren Wilson may not have got the coverage his debut win deserved on a busy sporting weekend - but his post-final comments were heartfelt.
Read MoreWILSON TAKES GIANT LEAP TO SHANGHAI TITLE
KYREN WILSON came through the pack to win the Shanghai Masters, his first world ranking title.
Read MoreFINAL FOUR BATTLE FOR CRUCIBLE GLORY
TWO BECOMES ONE as the Crucible arena is transformed for the semi-finals, with one table, four players and five more days to decide who becomes 2015 Betfred world champion.
Read MoreCARRINGTON TAKES BOW AGAINST BOGEYMAN TRUMP
STUART CARRINGTON will meet his nemesis from his junior days when he makes his Crucible debut on Wednesday night.
Read MoreTRUMP READY FOR WORLD TITLE TILT
THE 2015 Betfred World Championship represents Judd Trump’s best chance so far to win the sport’s biggest event.
Read MoreTRUMP'S TURN TO BE LEFT IN THE SHADE
It was a rare case of ‘After the Lord Mayor’s Show’ for Judd Trump on Wednesday night at the China Open after his 5-1 win over Peter Ebdon.
The 25-year-old Trump, also the title favourite and tour man in form, is usually mobbed in Beijing along with other Chinese cities, and the subject of the most intense media scrutiny and interest.
But three of the last-32 games finished at roughly the same time, and there was a prolonged circus while home hero Ding Junhui not only addressed a packed and frenzied media centre with standing room only, but was presented with a birthday cake having beaten Mark Davis 5-1 on the day he turned 28.
John Higgins, who hasn’t exactly been begging to speak to the written press of late anyway, was spared those duties after a 5-2 win over Graeme Dott, being interviewed only by a CCTV crew.
And Trump emerged into the room with the cake still being cleared away and virtually the entire room of journalists disappearing back to their desks to get filing Ding copy before deadlines.
With the few remaining hacks though, Trump did a professional job of assessing his victory over Ebdon and last-16 clash with Higgins before leaving the Chinese media to get back to lauding their hero.
EBDON AND TRUMP SET FOR BEIJING RE-MATCH
In a clash of styles, Peter Ebdon will face Judd Trump in the last 32 of the China Open n Wednesday…
Read MoreCAN A CHINA OPEN TITLE DAMAGE YOUR CRUCIBLE HEALTH?
Recent statistics suggest that winners of the China Open rarely go on to prosper at the World Championships - with Judd Trump the obvious exception
Read MoreBANGKOK FINAL FOUR READY TO FIGHT IT OUT
SUCH has been the breakneck pace of the schedule the Players Championship Finals have perhaps not registered as much as they might have outside Bangkok - but it is a huge deal for the semi-finalists
Read MoreTRUMP OUTLASTS O'SULLIVAN TO TRIUMPH AT WORLD GRAND PRIX
JUDD TRUMP’s 10-7 victory over Ronnie O’Sullivan in the 888.com World Grand Prix final in Llandudno on Sunday night is a significant moment for the 25 year-old Bristolian.
Read MoreTRUMP TO FACE O'SULLIVAN AGAIN
JUDD TRUMP displayed tactical astuteness belying his still young years in completing a great comeback to set up a World Grand Prix final meeting with Ronnie O’Sullivan on Sunday.
Read MoreBIG GUNS FIRE TO REACH FRIDAY SHAKEDOWN IN MUMBAI
THE few remaining big guns left in the Indian Open chose Thursday night to fire in Mumbai to maintain some sense of order at the Grand Hyatt Hotel.
Read MoreTRUMP: INDIA POISED FOR A BREAKTHROUGH
JUDD Trump hopes the Indian Open gets a slice of much-needed luck to help boost the development of snooker in a country with so much potential.
Read More2014 IN REVIEW: MATCHES OF THE YEAR
WE CONTINUE OUR review of 2014 on the green baize by looking at the three best matches of the year…
Read MoreO'SULLIVAN v TRUMP FOR UK GLORY
That sound you can hear is millions of mouths watering as the snooker world gets ready for Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump to contest the Coral UK Championship final at the Barbican Centre in York on Sunday.
Read MoreTRUMP v O'SULLIVAN RE-MATCH STILL ON
It’s not quite accurate to say Ronnie O’Sullivan v Judd Trump is the Coral UK Championship final everyone wants but a repeat of the brilliant Champion of Champions finale was still on the cards on Saturday morning.
Read MoreTRUMP ENDS THE WILLIAMSON JINX
There were one or two grimaces from the cameramen in the arena on Thursday when they saw the name of Pete Williamson down as marker for the Judd Trump v Rod Lawler match in the afternoon.
Up to that point every match the Liverpool official had been involved in either as referee or marker had gone to a deciding frame, and the television crew, like the referees spending long hours on their feet, feared he was starting to jinx the proceedings.
At one stage with Lawler digging in and 4-3 adrift with a chance to level things up at 4-4 another nailbiter looked on the cards – but Trump eased clear for a 6-3 win to end the Williamson hoodoo.